releases on Renegade Hardware and their own labels, their music appeared on labels such as Outbreak, Moving Shadow, Underfire, Audio Blueprint, Timeless, DSCI4, Cyanide Recordings, and Industry Recordings. Kemal produced much music alone as well as with his companion Rob, and he also co-operated with other artists such as Dom & Roland, Technical Itch, Paul Reset, Black Sun Empire, Rob F and Impulse, and Dresden Codex. Rob Data only produced with Kemal, and never had a solo release. In 2004 Kemal also decided to quit, having been quoted to be, "fed up with the current state of the Drum and Bass scene" and returned to his studies. He continued to work on music production as he joined the arabesque world music formation Nomad'iqa and produced their first album. He also produced an album for Velahavle, a Bosnian Trip hop-Electronica band from Sarajevo that was released in 2005. Recently, Rob Data has been playing old skool rave records at small nights held in local bowling clubs. These nights have also involved 808 State and Basement Phil. Influence Their music has been cited as being heavily influential in the development of the neurofunk subgenre, which can be recognised in releases later that decade. Artists such as Phace have stated that Konflict had a great influence on their sound, as Florian from Phace puts it; "I have to point out Optical and Konflict as my favourite producers of all the time. They practically paved the way for the sound we love and try to continue nowadays.". The more widely known Pendulum, also named Kemal and Konflict as one of their biggest Drum & Bass influences in their early years. Trivia The title of their track "Bios-Fear" together with Stakka & Skynet got its name because of the computer trouble they experienced while writing the tune (probably it was BIOS related). "Kemal and Rob came down from Glasgow to Brighton for a few days and we all went in the studio and out of it came 'Bios-Fear'. Named because at the time because our PC had a complete meltdown and Kemal and Rob spent hours trying to revive it." It took Kemal only a few days to write the remix of Crisis, a breaks tune by Paul Reset; "I asked if he fancied taking on one of my breaks tunes. I met him for a coffee and gave him the parts to "Crisis" (originally